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Should I purchase a baby trike to teach my child to relax his arm muscles for better control?

Should I purchase a baby trike to teach my child to relax his arm muscles for better control?

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My little one gets so anxious and stiff when using a balance bike. Can trikes potentially be a better alternative?

Baby's development Gross motor skills

Everett Clayton

Thursday, March 09, 2023

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A baby trike can be a great alternative to a balance bike if your child gets anxious or stiff while using one. It provides a stable and secure platform to build confidence, skills, and relax arm muscles. It's a great investment in your child's physical and emotional development.

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